A nine-year-old Kenyan boy who made a wooden hand-washing machine to help curb the spread of coronavirus has told the BBC he is "very happy" after receiving a presidential award.
Americans, defying curfews in several cities including New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and Washington DC, protested, in some cases violently, against the custodial killing of African-American George Floyd in Minneapolis.
Telangana Assembly passes resolution against replacement of MGNREGA
Tharoor defends Karnataka govt’s stand on Bengaluru demolition drive
Two arrested for obscene online abuse targeting actor Darshan’s wife Vijayalakshmi
NIA files supplementary charge sheet against three in Parappana Agrahara inmate assistance case
SC appointed CEC member visits Bannerghatta National Park over plea against reduction of ESZ
Karnataka Congress forms delegation to visit Ballari to review situation after clashes
'Will safeguard his creative legacy, ideals': Zubeen Garg's family announces trust in his memory
CT Ravi seeks impartial probe into Ballari clash, firing incident
Ballari clash: SP Pawan Nejjur suspended, had assumed charge on same day
Himachal: 3 students booked for woman's ragging, college professor for sexual harassment
Cong questions survey on EVM's accuracy, BJP calls it 'direct blow' to 'Vote Chori' narrative
New Year stabbings rock Delhi, leave 3 dead
Seoul: Areas around the South Korean capital curbed large gatherings on Tuesday and officials urged churchgoers and some health care workers to avoid crowds as the number of new coronavirus once again increased.
US President Donald Trump has threatened that he would deploy the military if the states fail to take necessary actions to quell the violent protests that have spread across the country over the custodial killing of African-American George Floyd.
Terming China a "bully", a top American lawmaker has voiced concern over the "Chinese aggression" against India, urging Beijing to "respect norms" and use diplomacy and existing mechanisms to resolve its border standoff with New Delhi.
Google stands in support of racial equality, the tech giant's Indian-American CEO Sunder Pichai has said, expressing solidarity with the African-American community in the US in wake of protests sparked by the death in police custody of African-American George Floyd.
The US remained a tinderbox of anger and emotion as violent protests erupted for a sixth day across the country over the custodial killing of African-American George Floyd, resulting in the death of at least five people, the arrest of thousands and placing of curfew in nearly 40 cities, while forcing President Donald Trump to take shelter in a White House bunker.
Unfazed by the fire that burnt down his Indian restaurant amid raging protests over the cold-blooded murder of George Floyd, the owner of a popular Minneapolis eatery backs protestors, saying: "let my building burn, justice needs to be served".
The Nepal government on Sunday tabled a Constitution amendment bill in parliament aimed at altering the country's map amid a border dispute with India.
Tense protests over the death of George Floyd and other police killings of black men grew Saturday from New York to Tulsa to Los Angeles, with police cars set ablaze and reports of injuries mounting on all sides as the country lurched toward another night of unrest after months of coronavirus lockdowns.
